Seymour says parents could face prosecution for kids' truancy
The Associate Education Minister announces a new scheme to tackle a 'truancy crisis'.
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Transpower is being called on to act urgently after an investigation into the downed pylon found the power company had failed to act ahead its collapse. Video / Mark Mitchell
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Peters meets Palestinian Authority PM ahead of major UN speeches
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Downed Northland pylon: Minister confident in board despite Transpower’s failure
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David Seymour’s charter school bill passes third reading; Labour calls it ‘a sad day’
First charter schools are expected to open early next year.
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Richard Prebble: How government policy failures created today’s gangs
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'Challenging': Andrew Coster speaks out on being dragged into political debate
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Tougher sentences for offences against public transport workers
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‘Blood-sucking vermin’: Minister's anger at Parliament over Greenpeace mining protest
'They have no right to go to the mining offices, frighten the staff.'
David Seymour wants to be consulted on UN votes, Winston Peters says be careful what you wish for
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No regrets for Police Minister over past criticism of Police Commissioner Andrew Coster
Mitchell didn't approve of Coster's policing by consent approach.
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Darleen Tana mulls appeal as Greens restart process to oust her
Green Party delegates will meet at a Special General Meeting on October 17 to discuss whether to use the waka-jumping law to oust former Green MP Darleen Tana from Parliament.
Ruapehu mayor: Chateau Tongariro issues not insurmountable
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Greens to vote on waka-jumping Darleen Tana as MP mulls appeal
The party will outline what next following successful court action.
Watch: Luxon goes red facing questions about Coster, fires up when asked about Bridges' 'wokester' comment
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PM Christopher Luxon speaks on the situation in Lebanon
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'Mix of emotions': Police Commissioner steps down to take new job
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Public servants ordered back to office, working from home ‘not an entitlement’
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Health and safety reform: Minister denies unions shut out of nationwide roadshow
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